for real. dont care what this random scrub thinks, i will have a blast showing my friends when they come over how cool the games look on my tv, and all they have to do is put these glasses on...then we can take turns playing wipeout, and have fun as we watch each other freak out by the visuals over a 24 pack of out favorite beer, for each of us $$ as for the media who is downplaying 3d gaming, go do something better with ur time, and let the rest of us enjoy innovation, because frankly, if world was filled with garbage like this guy, there would be zero innovation, zero creation, and zero imagination. pz

Pretty much with you on that one.

3-D movies are one thing but 3-D interaction through video games is something I like to at least try once.

I think the biggest problem is overcoming the 3-D glasses. If they can get rid of that and find a way for 3-D to happen it would be amazing to experience, and a real step into a good future.

Doesn't matter to me. I feel the same way about 3D as I do about motion. I'd mess around with it given the chance, but don't expect me to make it the core of my gaming.

"Look I'm not saying 3D won't be cool, I just don't see it as something I have to rush out and buy because I don't see how it makes games fundamentally better..."

The notion that motion control does not make games fundamentally better can be argued(and often is by a certain portion of the hardcore gamer crowd), yet it has had such a dramatic effect on the gaming market with the Nintendo Wii.

There will certainly be a somewhat slow initial adoption process when 3D televisions are released en mass and come at very premium prices, but as soon as more manufacturers jump into the 3D boat and increase market competition, prices will come down and consumer adoption rates will rise (similar to Blu-Ray).

"because I don't see how it makes games fundamentally better, other than just visually."

Well how can 3D gaming provide anything other than a visual enhancement to games? You must be thinking far ahead into the future days when people will just be able to jump inside their television sets and blow people away with in-game weaponry, rather than a controller.

I could care less about it